# Running away or fleeing, as from the law. # Lasting only a short time; fleeting: "[His] house and burial place … should be visited by all who profess even a fugitive interest in political economy" (John Kenneth Galbraith). # Difficult to comprehend or retain; elusive: fugitive solutions to the problem. # Given to change or disappearance; perishable: fugitive beauty. # Of temporary interest: fugitive essays. # Tending to wander; vagabond. For more definitions, see the Related Link.
A fugitive is a person who has committed crime(s) and is running away from the police to avoid prosecution.
Fugitive has no root word it is the root word.
Teifeach or éalaitheach (it's not in Old Irish but modern)
Whig . gl - brian kidd
The fugitive was running away from the danger.
Fugitive
An adjective is a noun that better describes a noun so anything The scary fugitive The black fugitive The ugly fugitive
A fugitive.
That thief is a fugitive from justice, and is wanted in several cases.
Escapee
the FBI finally caught the fugitive who had robbed a bank and murdered someone this morning.The fugitive was running away from the danger.
The police launched a manhunt to capture the fugitive who had escaped from prison.
Yes, the word 'fugitive' is a noun, a singular, common noun; a word for someone who flees, especially from a legal process, persecution, or danger; a word for a person.